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Meta and Amazon Face Regulatory Challenges in Texas Data Center Developments
Meta has agreed to Texas's data center regulations, which require developers to cover their own infrastructure costs and use closed-loop water systems. Meanwhile, Amazon is facing backlash for its plans to build a data center powered by a large natural gas plant, which could become a significant source of pollution. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve has also hit a multi-decade low, prompting discussions on energy policy.
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Meta has agreed to Texas's data center regulations, which require developers to cover their own infrastructure costs and use closed-loop water systems. Meanwhile, Amazon is facing backlash for its plans to build a data center powered by a large natural gas plant, which could become a significant source of pollution. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve has also hit a multi-decade low, prompting discussions on energy policy.
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